2023
DOI: 10.1111/ejn.16187
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Validity and reliability of self‐reported and neural measures of listening effort

Yousef Mohammadi,
Jan Østergaard,
Carina Graversen
et al.

Abstract: Listening effort can be defined as a measure of cognitive resources used by listeners to perform a listening task. Various methods have been proposed to measure this effort, yet their reliability remains unestablished, a crucial step before their application in research or clinical settings. This study encompassed 32 participants undertaking speech‐in‐noise tasks across two sessions, approximately a week apart. They listened to sentences and word lists at varying signal‐to‐noise ratios (SNRs) (−9, −6, −3 and 0… Show more

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